Drone soccer program aims to steer Nunavik youth toward aviation careers
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NEWS MAY 15, 2026 – 1:52 PM EDT
Drone soccer program aims to steer Nunavik youth toward aviation careers
Proposal won $100,000 Arctic Inspiration Prize
All Arctic members Aida Kooneeliusie, left, Natasha Papigatuk, Felix Aupalu, Asiva Papigatuk, Magggie MacDonnell, Inuluk Kumarluk and Noah Pépin-Papigatuk celebrate winning $100,000 at this year’s Arctic Inspiration Prize ceremony in Whitehorse, on May 5. The money will fund their Arctic Drone Soccer Program. (Photo Courtesy of All Arctic)
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